WordPress maintenance serviceYour website is identified.
Website and plan are uniquely assigned to your customer account. Payment alone does not confirm completed setup.
From the first check to ongoing operations
A clear path. No technical scavenger hunt.
Check the website, choose a plan, connect the connector. We handle technical setup and notify you when your maintenance is ready.
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Step 1
Check your website for free
For you: You provide only the URL and email address.
In the system: Public WordPress, HTTPS and protection signals are assessed on a reliable basis.
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Step 2
Choose a level of care
For you: You see the recommendation, services, price and limits.
In the system: The plan and website are linked unambiguously.
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Step 3
Complete checkout securely
For you: You pay securely through Stripe.
In the system: Contract and payment are confirmed on the server — not merely by a success page.
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Step 4
Connect the Connector
For you: You install a small plugin and use a one-time code.
In the system: Time-limited, encrypted linking without sharing your WordPress password.
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Step 5
Prepare the technical setup automatically
For you: You can follow progress in your customer account.
In the system: Management, the backup profile and the first backup are configured; Business and higher plans also include security checks.
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Step 6
Receive confirmation of activation
For you: You receive confirmation once your maintenance is set up.
In the system: Payment, connection and verified initial backup protection are checked. We ask targeted questions only if an issue is found.
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Step 7
Get back to your work
For you: You keep track of status, backups and plans.
In the system: Maintenance, monitoring, support and reports follow your purchased service profile.
Start without commitment
Start with a technical assessment.
No credentials, no automatically activated contract.
Technical onboarding
Four checks. One confirmed start.
This explains the process; it is not a live status for a customer website.
The connector responds.
A time-limited single-use code connects the website. “Code accepted” means the assignment is correct; technical work may still be running.
The first backup is verified.
Files and database are backed up externally and technically verified. A started or incomplete upload does not count as success.
Operations are confirmed.
Only after technical prerequisites are met does the connector show a successful connection and agreed operations begin.
What happens if a step takes longer?
Large backups and slow hosting connections take longer. Progress and open issues are visible in your account. An unconfirmed step keeps approval pending; waiting is not reported as success.
If your action is needed, the next step is specifically identified. Do not start parallel backups or change storage configuration during an upload. Contact Kayba support if something is unusual.